10/6/13 update: Nora is really feeling much better after her teeth cleaned and infection cleaned up. She is starting to interact with the other pups in her foster home and starting to play with her foster people. She is cuddly and enjoys attention. A little skittish but is getting much better everyday. She is house trained and goes outside to do all her business.
9-27-13 update: Little Nora looks much better after a grooming. She has had her teeth cleaned and is currently on antibiotics for several infections in her mouth but surprisingly didn't loose to many teeth. It appears the tumor can't be removed from her leg without amputating her leg so that is being left at the moment. Her foster home is still working on cleaning up her skin allergies. This little girl is one happy, bouncy, active girl for 12 yrs old!
Nora was transferred to us from a shelter after she was surrendered due to her owner being diagnosed with cancer. She is 12 yrs old and in need of some vetting. She has severe skin allergies we are working on treating, her teeth need to be cleaned and she has a tumor on her leg we will be looking at. We are not sure at this time if the tumor can be safely removed or not. She has been placed in a foster home and once we know more about her we will update her profile. Nora need someone that will pamper and spoil her in her final years.
PLEASE NOTE: If you are interested in one of our Boxers, please visit www.midwestboxerrescues.com to review our adoption requirements and complete an adoption application. We require home visits, a fenced yard and at least one group obedience class for our dogs. Placements will be done in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska only.
If you are interested in one of our Schnauzers, please visit www.bsro.org to review our adoption requirements and complete an application. We require home visits and at least one group obedience class for our dogs. Placements will only be done where our volunteers can do a home visit. With our Giant Schnauzers, we work under the national Giant Schnauzer rescue, www.ht-z.org. Therefore, our Giants can be placed anywhere HT-Z has a volunteer also.
